Known as the Miracle Berry, this jellybean-shaped fruit can make sour and bitter foods taste sweet - and the sensation lasts for up to two hours after eating. The fruit contains a protein called miraculin that binds to the taste buds on the tongue and âtripsâ flavours to appear sweeter. Scroll down for video.
Herbivorous means eating only plant food, and not animals. Mammals are generally animals with hair (but some, like dolphins and whales are smooth for swimming). They produce milk and suckle their young. So examples of herbivorous mammals are: horse, rhinoceros, cow, rabbit.
Many people think that herbivores must eat the same food every day, but herbivores actually eat a variety of plant foods. It depends on the kind of herbivore. Grazers are herbivores who eat grass and other small plants that are found on or near the ground. An example of a grazer is a squirrel. Browsers are herbivores who eat leaves off of plants, shoots and twigs. Browsers eat primarily food that is higher up in the air. Some of the largest herbivores are both grazers and browsers including elephants, moose and rhinos.